- #UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 HOW TO#
- #UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 INSTALL#
- #UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 64 BIT#
- #UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 UPDATE#
It is a procedural step, I missed it, please help!ĭo I have to mount the drive in a special way? How can I check if it is properly attached? I have checked/Media and / dev, I expected to see something like /sda *. The problem is that the drive does not appear in Ubuntu. I installed a second hard drive in the machine and use the "Add a HDD" feature on vmware workstation to add and pre-allocate space.
I am running vmware workstation on windows 9 8, and I installed Ubuntu 12.10 as a virtual machine on my SSD.
#UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 HOW TO#
How to add a second hard drive Ubuntu Server, that runs on vmware workstation 9 The recovery discs also got rid of all the stuff of Ubuntu
To anyone else reading this, I suggest you just buy the recovery disc for your computer. I just ordered recovery through Staples discs. My computer did not come with a Windows 7 installation disc. I really really want to buy a new computer. I cannot enter in a command window and can do stuff with it, but I have no idea what to do at this point. I tried to get a download of Windows 7 and reinstall it on another drive, but I didn't do well do things and don't want to take the risk even once. Now when I put the Ubuntu CD in I don't you Ubuntu, but the same screen lack of operating system I've sailed around, trying to make a boot recovery and try to do a system restore, but none of them worked. I restarted again, but press the ESC key and went to the start menu. Yet once he came with "Missing Operating System".
#UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 INSTALL#
I didn't install it and I restarted just once again (error). The live CD was not in when he did this, and then I put it back on and restarted and he returned to Ubuntu and offered to install again. When he came back he said "Missing Operating System". I've been running Ubuntu, I thought it was over install and I restarted the computer. I tried to install Ubuntu with a live CD. I tried to install a dual boot Ubuntu, but if it worked I would not write this. Missing operating systems after trying to install Ubuntu You have better chances to get help there. Try contacting experts Linux on some Linux forum. Linux isn't officially supported OS and don t expect too much from Toshiba. Hat someone die gleichen problem? VIELLEICHT eine Lösung?
#UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 UPDATE#
Unfortunately there is no update of the BIOS so far for the L650D - 10H. For most notebook, toshiba has provided an update of the BIOS, then there was no problem. I read in several forum that it is a problem of ACPI.
#UBUNTU 14.04 VMWARE WORKSTATION 10 64 BIT#
Installation of Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit does not work, even with 10.10 I made ist with the spare DVD menu, disabled ACPI by pressing F6, but then, if you choose to install the Black Guard screen.ĩ.04 64 bit without any problem to install, but wireless lan doesn't work, but you can fix it. This is where the Live CD stuck (you get not even the menu) It is not possible to install Ubuntu newer than 9.10 to Toshiba laptop, L650D - 10H. Now I have Ubuntu running in a virtual machine.įailed to install Ubuntu on L650D - 10 H - ACPI / Bios problem Nothing else has been changed! Just update the Bios! And then I was able to perform the installation Same problem occurs with 386 or amd64 version It will never select it your localized language and to install. Then when I click on "Install Ubuntu server" my screen goes black and nothing happens. It starts normally asking for a language, Cannot install Ubuntu 12.04.3 server in Vmware Workstation 10ĭoes not work when I try to install Ubuntu on It.
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